Changing paradigm of creating mappings

* Maps are being stored as a hash to allow fine-grain control over which maps to enable/disable
* Maps are not global by default. All code related to buffer-specific mappings has been removed
* Added new movement - Jump to marker of any type
* Added new setting - g:SignatureEnabledAtStartup

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README.md

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+### NOTE  
+vim-signature has undergone some changes recently, the biggest of which are  
+* Maps are specified using a hash. My hope is that this will allow finer control over which maps to enable/disable and eliminate all the default mapping variables  
+* Maps are now global by default. It was cumbersome to think of a good way to implement buffer-specific maps and support it. The previous method was clunky at best ( see the number of issues related to maps ) and caused more trouble than they were worth. So I decided to get rid of it.  
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+Q. So how does this affect me?  
+A. Well, if you were using the default maps then I've tried to change things as little as possible (at least in the frontend) and I hope it shouldn't. But if you were using custom maps, then you'll have to set it up again using the new hash method.  
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+Q. Are there any changes not related to maps?
+A. Why yes, there is now a new method to jump to marker of any type. This is mapped to `]=` and `[=` by default.  
+   There is also a new setting to control if the signs should be shown by default at startup. Check out g:SignatureEnabledAtStartup  
+
+For those who wish to continue the older version, I've created a new branch `stable_4104e0bb6c`  
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 # vim-signature
 vim-signature is a plugin to place, toggle and display marks.  
 
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   m<S-[0-9]>   : Remove all markers of the same type
   ]-           : Jump to next line having same marker
   [-           : Jump to prev line having same marker
+  ]=           : Jump to next line having same marker
+  [=           : Jump to prev line having same marker
   m<BackSpace> : Remove all markers
 ````
 
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 ## ToDo:
-* Add support for non-Alphabetical marks
 * Tie the Signature functions to vim commands that affect mark placement